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Moon rocks have provided invaluable insights into the formation and history of the Moon, revealing that it is about 4.5 billion years old, similar in age to Earth. They have helped scientists understand the Moon's geological processes, including volcanic activity and impact events. Additionally, the composition of moon rocks has offered clues about the early solar system and the materials that contributed to planetary formation. Overall, these samples have significantly advanced our knowledge of both lunar and planetary science.
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What did scientists learn by studying the rocks astronauts brought back from the moon?
Scientists learned important information about the moon's formation, history, and composition by studying the rocks brought back by astronauts. They found that the moon is much older than previously thought, provided evidence of past volcanic activity, and discovered similarities between moon rocks and certain rocks on Earth.
When scientists studied moon rocks they learned that something had struck the surface. what struck the surface?
Scientists studying moon rocks discovered that the surface of the moon had been struck by meteorite impacts, resulting in crater formations. These impacts have played a significant role in shaping the moon's landscape over billions of years.
Does the moon have rocks?
yes the moon does have rocks... duhhh
When do rocks hit he moon?
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What things can you find on the moon?
moon rocks
What did scientists learn by studying the rocks astronauts brought back from the moon?
Scientists learned important information about the moon's formation, history, and composition by studying the rocks brought back by astronauts. They found that the moon is much older than previously thought, provided evidence of past volcanic activity, and discovered similarities between moon rocks and certain rocks on Earth.
What did scientists learn by studying the rocks that astronauts brought back from the moon?
Scientists learned that the rocks brought back from the moon are significantly older than rocks found on Earth, indicating that the moon formed much earlier in the solar system's history. They also discovered that the moon has a different composition than Earth, suggesting that it may have formed from a different material or experienced different geological processes. Additionally, the rocks provided insight into the violent history of the moon, including evidence of impacts from asteroids and comets.
When scientists studied moon rocks they learned that something had struck the surface. what struck the surface?
Scientists studying moon rocks discovered that the surface of the moon had been struck by meteorite impacts, resulting in crater formations. These impacts have played a significant role in shaping the moon's landscape over billions of years.
What are the name of rocks on the moon?
Moon rocks
Does the moon have rocks?
yes the moon does have rocks... duhhh
Can you eat moon rocks?
No. Moon rocks are much like the rocks on Earth.
Does the Earth have Moon rocks?
Rocks were brought back to the Earth from the various Moon landings the Americans undertook. No other rocks from the Moon are on Earth. The Moon was formed from the Earth - so, if anything, there are Earth rocks on the Moon.
Are there rocks on the moon?
Yes. There are rocks on the moon. Some were retrieved by the Apollo missions.
Why are Moon's rocks so simalar to earth's rocks?
The moon used to be part of the earth
What can you learn from the moon?
We learned from going to the Moon that it was formed after a huge collision by a Mars sized object hitting the early Earth and gouging out a huge amount of crust and mantle but no core material. This is because the rocks of the Moon are Earth like Breccia, a shattered volcanic rock.
When do rocks hit he moon?
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How are moon rocks similar to and different rocks on earth?
Minerals that make up moon rocks are the same minerals that are found on Earth. Some moon rocks have minerals that combine to form kinds of rocks that are not found on Earth. BlueStar(:
